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Preliminary storyboarding

The storyboard may just seem like an extra tedious, step in the music video process.. but it's definitely not! A storyboard is the best way to share and explain your vision, not just with any interested parties, but also with the rest of your group, as all the group members will vision how the thriller will go slightly differently, so its best to ensure people are on the same wave length.. well try too, but also to ensure other people can also understand the idea.
Story boarding makes overall production a whole lot easier, as it sets up a plan for the production, including all the shots, the order and how those concepts will interact with the script. This makes the filming slightly easier as you've already planned the coverage, and it ensures specific shots relevant to each part of the song wont be forgotten, obviously the storyboard isn't set in stone so there is always room for improvement, but its just a guide to help.

Below is our storyboard for our preliminary One Minute Music Video, 'U.G.L.Y Heart by G.R.L'




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